@provenzano
Try use history to recover.
Not 100% working but worth trying
@provenzano
Try use history to recover.
Not 100% working but worth trying
How do you know ADX is below 30 when the EA open trade ?
Have you ever printed out the ADX value during any trade ?
The solution is simple: set the candle ID to 1 rather than 0.
You repeatedly post the same question by opening new threads. This doesn't help.
You need to first check yourself the EA indicator value when trade is executed. The comment block can do it.
Better set candle ID of the RSI oversold block to 1
I see...
A constant won't change. Try using variables
Try:
enum: ENUM_TIMEFRAMES
@l-andorrà
Just someone use an AI bot to spam this website
@lanrayy
A simple approach is to use the loop block to loop back until the indicator signal appear.
Do you mean the number of candles between signals ? Maybe you can loop back to locate the last signal candle whenever a new signal appear
@aster4u
Try the blocks for modifying or setting up formulas for variables
I think you may need extra work using the function TimeToString() to extract what you need
@aster4u
Try using datetime as the data type of the variable. Then print it out in comment block.
To import dll, just put it in the upper part of the source code by hand
Do you have screen capture ?
Check your url address. It is often about detection of http vs https
@Salmuranda
In simple case such as once per bar execution, you may use the comment block to print out the tick time using the TimeCurrent() function
@l-andorrà
I think he meant drawing some graphics to highlight the so-called "SMC order blocks"
@maazkhansw
You need your own way to identify the block
@Salmuranda
The computations start upon every new tick. So the frequency of tick updates per second also affect the result.
Maybe you can check time between tick arrival the actual time of the executed trade.
By the way, I am afraid VPS is often slower than your own PC. You can compare this way as well
@Domeonline
Interesting. What you did was like coding a custom indicator using the MQL block